Recovering the endangered rabbits will test society’s willingness to let nature reclaim a landscape.

While the state Department of Ecology is concerned about meeting deadlines, the proposed solution from the Department of Energy is a non-starter.

Maia Bellon grew up exploring Washington’s woods and coastlines. Now she's putting environmental justice front and center.

The chief research officer of the Seattle Indian Health Board is creating programs and databases that are not based on Western concepts to better serve indigenous communities.

The renovation of the Paradise Inn’s 1920 wing and its Snowbridge, which connects to the main lodge, demonstrates the preservation challenges in this dynamic environment.

Scientists are using crowdsourced data to help firefighters flee dangerous flames.

As new UW research probes the reasons for smartphone abuse, residents are looking for help from both within and at a Fall City treatment center — the first of its kind in the country.

Former Gov. Dan Evans is still championing the environment and inspiring some within his party.

With The Last 6,000 project, 'tree librarians' are hoping to document and save Seattle's vulnerable canopy.

Tribal nations' efforts to force the U.S. to honor treaty rights could bolster environmental protections.

New aerial drone photography shows ailing Southern Resident Killer Whale J17 in dire straits. 

When turbines gets too old, something has to happen with all its parts. Much of it ends up in landfills.

Although it sometimes solicits unwanted scrutiny, I wear my crown in the outdoors with pride.

After stints in law school and at Wikipedia,  Ada Lovelace fellow Os Keyes is challenging tech companies to rethink the gender binary hardwired into their code.

Eighteen gray whales have stranded themselves along Washington's shorelines in 2019, and experts are looking for answers.